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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS,
HGH \. WRBHF, Proprietor.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIN
Il Third Judicial Districs Of Wash
tngfon Terr1tsry. holding terms ~ %
attic. IN King counky. TOR the counties
o. King and KitAAn
NJ. R0-W. A HsErinEioa Aad Andrew
Snith, eopartaers IN business unAsr he arm
nnRs q HaTriagisn 3 smith. plainfiGs. W.
waitam Tierney, dasen4anI
Complaint Gle4 IN The county o. King.
in the uface ct ths Ozark Of the District
IN Txsrxs SAWS % Amz.scA SGD GaEsEssa
To wHIiGm Tisrney. defendant
You are hereby required % Appear N IN
action hruaght against you by the ehsve
the Thzra Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Washington, holding terms ~ The
city Of Seattle, In the county Of King. for
the counties II King and kifs4R, and 70
answer the complaint 8le6 therein within
Nxsy dAys frun the date Of The drsx Pub
hcaffon az this summons Or Judgment By
default VIII be taken aRAinst yea. accord
ing % the prayer Of IL complaint.
Sad defsad&nt - in6saes4 70 Ne ptainsi8
a. eopAEtss3 fag gssAA Ssres aea Eareh.1s
Az I'D ana dalip1roA b plMin11B 70 SID e.
ahs SUN e SElSTl. upan haiAnaR q neesan4
uhkeh sxm e ncW Gus ard unpAtds an4 nasa
ncapn b eroaahi - ohtAin ta4Snent theEufsr
axxlnNE sai5 dafea1znt-
WINS re Hunarahie Richard A. 1oDea
Ju6Ee Of tha aAid Dlslxicf Court
I sKAI. and the seal thereof us leth
49,. Aay a November. A. y. I2ez.
We LRD0kRWO0p. CieEk.
By II. 7. HANxpx. pepuEg.
Grease. MeN1zEht. HxnsaTd = arazaSs A.
lsnags ~ Rszazf1Gk neilN5t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT on 4AN
4. Third Judicial District Of WnsAE
Territory, holding terms At De1,iH
King county, for the oountl1a q ~
and KffaaD.
No. 5Slz-Louis sshwabashsr, ari
eehu1baeher, Abrnm 6chWnh1ehe oal 49,.
GainsEt. copaEtnsEs dong basneas . ..
esensr Bros. Co. piafatsAA ".
Complaint nied In the countg q Ez
= the once q the Clerk Of sd nll
TRsUnIlsd STATES d America ssni gl1l
Il william Tiarney, defendant
You are hereby required 20 appear N 81
action brought against you " ~ n s,''s
named plaintiffs IN the nistricf c01ff q -
Third Judicial District Of the TcIzII1lF
Washington, holding termse e ~ ~
seattle IL the county 81 King. f1g - 49,
ties Of King and kftsap. and 10 4
the complaint fled therGln wlthM
days from the date Of the fiEyf publ ~
Of this summons. or Judgment " e1
WI b taken againgt you. aecor1
the prayer q the complaint.
SD defen11gt ~ lndshted e rl4l1a4
eopaEinels, IN tbs sum d S1oA6 ~ ulA
aec0uBt tor goods, wares and msrahnna 49,.
and delivered By plaintiff tossn4 dal
a his roqaem. and In TIE furtheF nll4 q
upo1 ~ aecount for profeaaion1i sar4f1l. Z.
dersd md s4vice fiFen b. ne ~ -
0roena. McHzaghf, Haniond METRES. -.
eeeount rs befeEe ths oonmeno1nle1l % ~
acfi0a agGiEned b. said 6Ee&nN,
Hanford q 8cGsaW 70 plaintiffs, nmA
tg1 b bseaght 70 obaain izdgmant agAa... Z. =. y.
dafsndnnt foR al nuzna fagefkar nmca1GAf
tlo1Ak3 and eostaL
Wines the Hon. Richard A-IG11l
f~, 81 the aaid Districf C01A
SEAL. he seal thaneaf ia I -
t-t OF Nowemh6r, "A. IA. tzN
". n. LEDG EMW 00DI l
nHH r. HAmMnN A4l
0Eaana. McNazsht, HnufaE1 q Ac11s4 a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
ckrSxuLAn MASONRY.
FEnnenAIa nd ernERwnE.


30. Hainss returned frOn Olympia
naa week.
Mart oOOmhs vas In shs city on Fri
das evening.
s.u. Mitchell, JF.. Of Tacoma, vas IN
sbe onean City last week.
Mr.. A. 3. McCnlaky Of Portland,
eptni last week IN Seattle,
.Naptain W. u. O'roole lsfa on Che
atsameF this morning for Portland.
D. N. Baxter leaves tonieht for .
seek'a baaineSs trip down the sound.
Miss Hasson. Of Seattle, left for q
tfsp overland % California iaat week.
frank kimhall returned from q basi-
ness nip up the soand last Wednesday.
aR. 4. A. Htroul left thia morning for
q stlAnd, WHARF he will spend she holi-
dAsRs
Charles n. Bradshaw, lhe we'll known
asa1rnsy OF Port Townsend. b Ia He-
alsle.
Mira D. & Michigan len By the Kay
ward last Ffidsy 70 wish her parents tn
Portland.
cred Strive len for Portland Friday
" spend ahs holidays with HE sister,
Mn. Maccaisky.
aon. I. J HnneA, King Ccanty'a re-
ar sentative. spsai rharaday IN Seattle,
~ axning 30 she capital Friday.
calvin Welsh, Of Oak HNhor, sook
gassaQa on the Hayward Friday nieFn-
ina Tor - Ssund on bis waY 10 y. Paul.
An.J.R. BaAn, vho hes hean visit.
lnp her daughter. Mrs. W. /. Wadlsieh,
4 saE Francisco. returned 10 seattle
ass Tuesday.
Oorlia L. Stone lest Friday on TIE
uaaaiiila Ter san Francisco. vhere be
VII reside With his perenis. Mr.. and
Ms. O. 2. etone.
v. Il. steele, % New York. travelling
axent for Carter, Dtnmaore q Csupany.
= "a ne eity and h much saFpFiNed at
fading sneh large city.
Geo. II. Thomas SeaEiing. ycaneest
pen Of Or. y. ~. Spafltng q this etty.
hAft On Monday for Ann AEboF 90 talks |
n toe study Of chemistry.
Ehonas kirkpatrick and wife. of /
t'sEt TswussEd, who have beea o. 9 4
Wednesday evening en their way.
Ms. a. Murray, fOEmsrsy Engaged in /
Eoe eigar hassness ga Front street, re-
fof ned By the OiympiAa last Sanday |
stgsn = short vista 20 TIE casters states. /
Mrs. O ]. Ledesrwsod. q Cheney,
VI T., Il n 6eettle, visiting Ter sou, W. /
q, Le3Rerwood, CLERK ef tha dtalx4ca /
scaEA 1hls b her arSi visit 20 the Queen /
~.
ysenerai Iohn Giheon and Captain Q. /
4. WoodFua paid Seattie . wait laas 1
sch. Thay are % he Soand, IN onna-
aug With q nnxal olaceR, leoktng Amer /
Ne Varinas uiiisaEy sseervaiicas&
Ais Tiehsn. az Chieare, is now
) soasl q tha MlEneM koER. % Icnik
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
ISLAND COUNTY.


rsr on rHR OWNERS or STOCK FROM
A he records IN the An1ll0r's once Of Iala1d
county, W. r, With hkisf description q
their rsspscttvs marks and brandsi
AEnoaa, A. w.-HaIf crop IN rlshs sar and
Aiexsndsr. A. 1.-Two aliis IN len ear.
Dnnby. 1ainss--Orop 81 right ear.
Burlington. BdsaFd-slit IN lsft ear and crop
@ oo q. 4. W.-rvs uudsrbiis In tight ear and
coaps. Tasnas- Crop % len sar aaa sas In
Calhoun, T. w-HaIf diamond out Of under
Dsmias. 4. e.-Rsusd hOls uesE end Of light
ear. mo Il wad eultsR.l
Eagia. W.B.-swAnow fork and undsrets in
ESs - ). Klllron--Half diamond from undsr.
mart az ieft ear,
Gonld. yohn-orop and slit 10 right ear.
darFsss, Angassus-ovazblt md slIs IN right
Gtrsspis. ysmss- csop and ain In len ear
Hazlis, w.l.-suailow fork in rieht ear and
HoisrssE. R .B.-ossp sna undssbls IN night
eAr.
Hin, Robert c.-swaIlOw fork and undsEbit
n night ear and crop Of len.
Lest, John M.-orOp Of right ear and at in
james wnliAn-slis in rishs ear ana under
KsTlogg. J. O.-Underhit IN Iafs ear.
Kinsi6, 5ehn-ctop and slit IN right ear.
Lbbey, q. Bs-squArs crop OF left ear.
Libby. }. R-orop fOm len ear and haf
Msryoss, z. L-P0r catalsi swallow fork
In len ear and letter n On forward part Of right
horn. For hog: swallow fork 10 ieft sar.
Miller, 4. }. b ,. P.-orUp 81 Ian ear and
MiIisr. c. H.-rp on Isft ear.
Miller. 7. P;--or0p and two slis In len sar
MeDonald ! MorgAn-Crop on both ears.
Morse 3 Ely-Underhit IN left ear.
Morss. O. W.-swallow fork n right and
miller, ?. B.M-Brand for s.ssls: Lester
S e 80 4 Z. J-Unss,sl. in l.rs and r,sAl
Maylor, Thsmas-swAllow fork In right ear
aDd undarzlopo In left.
Nssbit. Jsnss-CEop Oh lei ear and t~O SIIss
Power, :. B.-orOp and slii IN rieAs ear sus
Rssdsr, !. N.-su. In right ssr ana usasrbit
IN left
sweatmnn, R.--Crop ana alit Ia each ear.
swaatman, sarah-TWo elIte IN nEht ear.
Shafer, Jehn-Cfop % right ear and two
aiiks In same ear and alt n le11
sewel1, John Crop on right ear.
Swift, J. H.-SWaIioW fork in left ear and
crop 10 right.
Terry, D. T.-FsF hogs. Crop OF right ear
and sIlt and underbit IN lef6
Thomas, J. s.-Swall0W fork and unaerbit
In len ear.
waIksI, y.L.-Esslf circle in under part Of
Elgnt ear
Ooupsvtils, W. r., Nov. 9Sah, 1851.
drIW9t J. D. L1BHEY, Oounty AuditOF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

There has besa little happening In
social circles this week. 1he usual
whist parties. evenings at home and
friendly gatherings watch make the
winter evenings pass 90 pleasantly have
all been faregoue; the lesser pleasures
merged tn the one grand event OF the
week, ths bali and concert 81 Stella
COON. Olympia talens furnished the
princlpai roles In The latter, and Of the
part taken By her Representatives IN the
former no mention need Be made savs
that they are universally accorded the
reputation Of being she best dancers In
the territory, and thaa on this occasion
40 ons appeared 10 take the palm eway
from them.
Ooasrary 10 the general expectation
the -pEesence Of the members Of She
leRiEiatare has given very littis Il any
impetus 30 the social life Of The city.
Very few Of the members OF either
housa are accompanied BY their wivas
which fact ia no doubt largely responsI-
BILE foe The former conclusion.
KNIGHTS OF PxxaIAs RArx.
ArranGemenss have been perfected for
the grand Legislative ball which win
take piece on The evening Of the End Of
January, at Columbia ball under the
anspices Of CAPITAL ledge No. rs, KniRhts
Of Pythiaa- This ensures iia success for
The knights never do anything By
halves. No effort viii be SPARED 10 make
this the most brilliant affair Of the kind
that has ever taken place n Olympia.
Vauahn's full string band Of Seattle
viii furnish the music for the occasion,
and the KaiRhts wiii add hrilliancy %
the scane hy appearing in full uniform.
The eommigfee Of arrangements consists
OF W. II. Roberta Joaaph MeCATroEhsr,
J. w. Robinson, Gus Harris and Fred
Carlyon.
TSs Isasss Of the PreshytsriAn ehurch
gave q New EnRlsnd sappeR a. C1iam-
hia hall Tuesday sveniaR. The large
nnmbers attending we're well pleased
with tie euteFtsinnent furnished. and
he ladies' we're vel repaid for their
srouhla.
ne ladies' Of 81. JoAn's guild net
with Mira h. @. 0'BEssn Wednesday
: Cclonsl ParksE, Of The wGlla waIla
SsasssSas. hss beea IN The city this
seek.
Hou. Thouas Niekiin has been made |
aappy By the arrival d hts wife. Who |
vii remain during the Legislative 60 l
IIon. They have ROOMS a the restde1ee
& Mira Burkett.
Mr.. Iaodlsy MooEe b spendi1R . lev
lays il Seatlls.
DE-. p. II. Oariyun al1an6e1 the meet
NJ OF ne dentists af the territory. As
lsatale, Tuesday, and was eAoasn sFsaa-
lrsx q he saloeisaioH thea formed.
Frnnk o0wey, gho b ASCENDING esAool
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

1.rlol : aralst r4ss4 - aNen ~
M4s1 s1s 90 xzE egsmAaNs
Rag. y ". Log e sis ri1g ieainre1
3, Gae14 n MeH11q sFgut1H -
ct rs Afaz ina U11 nB9 Abqsa -
- 1aaE I11 e1nn11 ~ So t141
sreak d ssFms ef Ia rsEls e Fer.
nj. k1yss azM4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
NssIce q FinaI Proof.


LAM OEEEum a. znkxEEx, VT,
DscnmboF "a 1s8I.
Hastee Is haEahy Ef9sn thaf ~ feiloWlng
nased saetier hnH Aasa n11lee a. her in1snt1on
q mzks Ana prouf n support ~ her claim.
ana ghnt nAlA proef VII ~ made before thu
ReTfsser nsd nare1Nsr 81 Seattle W. IT., On
TaesdAy. Maesh 50. ie8a. vis-s ReHECcA ,.
LkNfNa Homestead Entry No. 186s. for Ia
Lo1 EK. y e Nv. 4 an1 \. y q M \
q eeeiian -, township 2 no.in. r.nss ) east
haF sonkanurus rsai6enoe mon, nn4 c9lttxa.
ticn a. nntd land va. M. \. =. Titus, of
Kept. ". n. Ms. J. v. 0imbensens q Kant.
W.T.. M. J. n Myers, u Kent. ". r, 1ohz
AlexandsE, a Kent Y. r.
JOIN !. OsTRAEDxn,
d.axnfn RegfmnRt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

Tn THE PRoBATE COUNT 0E mAM
III County, W. TIN The matter = ~ eAA
Of Peter MeD0aan, dooeaeea
oEDEa % PrszEcAx1os EsE DseEE
On reading ana nling shs pstilI1n = d 3
Morgan, administrator a. the eEtMI1 NJ Na#
MoDouall. Deceased, astiinR forth l1M ~ 20
aied his Anal nce5an1 o. his adMlnNA
upon aid estase, IN this ooari, aa1 ~
has been duly allowed and con1fl1t4 ~ 9
debt ana expenses Of admlnisizI.1 ~
been faliy paid. and that pofiioa y - 3
tnts remains 70 DO divided amana ~ a.a
nAid Diseased and praying amanR es1sl Mias
tor "a order Of dirtrihution Of ne fsf
sid estate among TIE pereoua eaIIt'f
oFdnfeds that al persons intsro1111 . -
tate Of the sid Peter bIc0oaaIi, dlco4ll4
and nppcaE BEFORE The Probafe co1Ii e g
Souuty u Island, Tewiiory u Wns1ing
the town Of CoWpeville. n he corr. laens
s,id county and Territory, On the 10 eAf
January. A. d. 1888, At 4 O'Clock p ~ 81
and there - show cause Why an ~ e
tfibuticn should ret Be made 81 ~ f.
o. 1ait esfate ampnR tha heiE8 q lts 80 =
teF 4eDouall. deceased, according % W.
10 further ordered thni COPY 81 thla aaH
publiaAad four successive weeks bl1H
said 3sd day Of January. A. d. 1ga
RogI-.MxlLIiazsexn, newgpapeg rI'1I.s -
puhllthed IL Tie Oily Of Sanlfle, 01INI
King. Territory q Waahingt5n.
]. 4 MoEA14
Probate Judae and 10 NNSs
Done In open Cnnrt this LAT aayc& N4
lsKAr-l bers A. D. 1881. nN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
Treasures Notice.


THxAsuzEa's oyEIcz, coUYEsuGs,
November 5, 1851.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In duplicate assessment roll Of Islaad Conn-
y for tas year 1881 4 rev In the hands Of the
taxes levied therein that taxes become DELHI
qusnt On the 1st day of March. 1855. ct
O'Clock ,. n. Amer said date. Il not paid, 10
per cent VII be added foR penalty, and inter.
est ~ the rats Of 20 Per cent. per snnum from
data q deliDqaaBcy until paid. faxsa 70 Be
e0upeviIls. Island ooaafy, Wash. Ter.
>. 4 MONROE.
uol0wa Treasurer Island Comfy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
TACOMA SOCIETY.

eoeisty foR The pasl fee days has bssn
nnuauAlly gay, and many Of The yoane
pecple are ready for a rest. The dance
e. TIE Tacoms Tuesday. tie hop at The
q. A. h. ball WeansslAs. the OPENING
e. fort Steilaeoom &C Thnrsdsy and
the enteEtainmEnl and dapcs by ire
chiidrea aa TIE TAccnA Friday, kert
seeisly in q wkiFi durtng The week.
AZ sTEI1AcooN.
Ia hcspltai fer ths tnsans a Fors
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

Mustang
Linimel


Acoamplishss fcr svsryhoay orrr.|. - 1
clnlBnd foe q. One e. - soaNrt ~
granf Regularity e tha MzElznr ..
fcun1 n is UNIVERSAL ARFII.| |..@
BFuryho1y mao6a such . matlnlna
Th8 LmnbeFNnAn nnnAa Il IN aaMnfI ssl.a
ms HcussWife nesaa 4 far ean4sli '
Ths canal@ nssasn sor IN sunui
=. MssA.aio nssas ~ sl.s,a ihns
Ths AIiaw nsoau a a eans q uun.mn
The PioasaR needd it~eaha "a nloE
ms E..nsr nssas Rin hiu hun. ~ =
BE And be g1oe1ynrA
Tne etsamboat man o. he Bca,nlH nra1
in llo9al supply eas.l ard ..hee
TIA WoFks-fancfar noada tn a "A -
fEisnA and safest feiiAnas.
Tha Stock grower needs fa--fl wN m4N h
Thousands Of dollars and = world u lguaa't
The Railroad man needs II an4 1IH ns3
% lcns ~ his lifs e . rOunA Of eccIl(ae s.
~ RsekwOodunan nssdah n.asshn
ing hks 6 Is an Amitdsta faE ne dnnHHl
life. limb snd comfort whieh HnEscnAa 4
Tns Merchant asoas Il aha II -
nmong hfs emploYea. Aetl1sni1 ,. ~
and when thass cons ~ Aaai4o4 Linllz4
b wanted 81 once.
Keep ) Bsstls n ihs hanaa. n shaesss|
Kssp 4 Bossis In shsGAssry. Im lmna
10 N eass q aceiasna Saves paln md irs'|
Kss1 . Bostls always n ~ sizsss e !
uhen Wantoe- $500
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
TIeasuTer's Nutica, 81 @

RToTICE II HKRmBY 0IvEN zMAE Ana
IN Island county wsFraufs ian1ta taN 3
May, 1856, and thoae numbeEiBg ft4 p p
inclusive In Nag, 1895, are neW r1It4 g
presentation, and no tnteEaM WI y
after Nov 1th, 1871. J. 3, as.t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

Tho exhiDltion arm given BY the Pofi
OF Entry Guasds under The efiieienl dis
cipline Of Oapt. Georges n. 9ones. at the
OpeEn Hoass on Tuesday evening, Was
fairly attended. Tbs citiEsn soldiers
oxeeeted q numbor Of military maneu-
voRs which allolted loud applauso. Tbs
evenings enfertainnaent concluded with
Q pleasant dancs, which eloaed e. mid
uicht,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

The whist party composed Of Mr.. and
MFa. Samuel Wilkason, Mr.. ana Mrs.
II. d. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. e. n.
Hunt, Misa Sears end Me-. ZAbriskie,
met at the residence Of Mrs.. Wilksson
Friday evening. Whers ahs losers lost, Of
course.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

Aorand Army bali an4 banqset d
b dns arranged 10 take place q Turn
i esnin Hail on Monday evening, Dee. 3.
kaorfa are being made 70 naake both ball
II a banques q great eneooae. The lnsi-
iaslona arr already out, and 4 u pFUha-
lls thaa lhs Affair vii b . nlosi enioT-
ahla oua.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

The Unitarian society held q fair at
the Grand Army hall on Tuesday and
Wednesday, which which was largely
attended. Tbs entertainment closed
Wednesday evening with q big dance.
Many Of che yoanR people Of the city
we're present and danced till the follow
ing morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

Gs.vnra e. cnmis opsFa vii BE- hsDpy
4 lsarn thaf TIE Pyle OpsEn Oompa 81
m6lrh 4 rev playing . FeHg sleoeesfa -
snsana1asnt 81 the New Park theAses e
Il 5reiar6. win return y Baettle ne nEss
eeerk ~ 1enuafy Nith series % of1~
- fhat vii again deiiaha theee wne
haes Already been - highlg entertained
IL as exesilenf oompsny q mnsasai
Artists.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

Aiss Tlehan, q Ohieaeo, & now
) xosl. q the MlHas KeER. % Tsaih
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

Thls oonpauy appeared twiee laes
wsfk 70 faig aiEed an1tsnesa e. Bryss
glrera Hoses, and gave whef Was eanes-
aiiE sonoadsd 10 Be 81 interesting en-
te1tnlnment. TIE company b made %
- rnnaleal pe6ple, and theiR varied -.
4 ssicns duFang the svenina were maoh
enloyed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
MISSOURI NOTES.

Young Booth, the party who
used profane language toward his
teacher, Miss Freemyer, who has
charge of the Rock school, about a
mile and a half northwest of Indepen-
dence, will have his trial next Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Rodney Herndon, of Herndon,
one of the oldest men and earliest
pioneers of the county, was driving
last Friday, when one of the wheels
of his carriage came of and his team
ran away, throwing him out. Being
over 80, it Is feared that the shock
and bruising he received will have
very serious effecte.
-Gottfried Steinmetz and phil
omena SteInnetz, his wife, have sued
Conrad Oser, superintendent of the
Saline county farm, for So, 900 dam
ages, alleging that Oser had accused
them of stealing Webster's dictiona-
ry and rubbing out his child's name
and putting in their child's name in
stead.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
A Donation Parry,

The congregation of the Ohio street
NJ. E. church made raid on the resi-
dence of their pastor, Rev. Albert
Jump, West Fourth street, last even
ing, and took that gentleman and
family by surprise. The people poured
in upon them by the dozens, until the
house was full-but not too full O
prevent the unloading of lot of nice
things for the good p@stor's comfort.
There were some sixty persons pres
ent, and each one took it upon him
self to add to the goodly store. Dan.
Y. Wheeler made the presentation
speech, and for a maiden effort in this
line, has credit for splendid starter.
A snug sum of hard cash was among
the gifts, anG n receiving it, the
people were thanked from a grateful
pastors heart. There was a good time
all around, and much rejoicing. The
campaign was nobly planned and ably
carried out, but Mr.. Jump did not
surrender until Dan fired his speech
at him, when the colors were struck
and the reverend gentleman declared
himself at the mercy of the invaders.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
Missouri Patents.

List of patents, granted to the citi
Eens of Missouri, for the week ending
Saturday, Nov. 18th, as furnished
from the Office of E. G. Seward. sole
itor of patents and counsellor, in pat
ent causes, GA F street Washing
ton, ID. G.
j. Brosch, St. Louis, fish trap.
E. Clough, Lebanon. fire kinder.
n. Cornelius, st. Louis, roller -four
mill.
John Fallon, st. Louis, gear iron
for carriages.
III. Fleming, Kansas City, door
hanger.
II. Hubert, st. Louis, apparatu:
for making maitible Photographic
sheets.
j. OFT, st. Louis, attachment de.
vice for horse shoes.
II. Wagner, Dayton, churn.
TRADE MARX.
Meyes-Bain Mnfrg. Co., st. Louis,
Tomato catsup.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
FARM AND hOUSEnOLD.

Give quick attention to small mat
tiers. The profits of the farm are too
often consumed in repairing needless
waste.-RurGl Mew Yorker.
Farmers, plan your work and then
work up to your plan. System in farm
ing, like the solar system, moves with
out friction. Plan your rotation of
crops ahead.-RurdI New Yorker.
"A Vermont farmer says, in reno
waiting pastures the land should be
kept under the pillow long enough to
get it in condition to seed it to grass
again, be this one, two or three years.
The Massachusetts PIoughnaan says
the best way to save liquid manure is to
provide a6sorbents in the barn cellar.
Excellent absorbents are dry meadow
muck, or dry sand or loan; these can
be used in bedding. Sawdust IL highly
recommended. but while it is a good
absorbent it is not valuable for its fer
tilizing quality. The liquid manure is
considered as one-half in fertilizing
value to the manure of the animal.
Chocolate Custard.-One quart
milk, three level tablespoonful corn
starch, four level tablespoonful grated
chocolate. Stir the chocolate into the
milk. heat to boiling, then add the
corn-starch dissolved in a little milk.
Let il cook minute, then take from
the fire, add salt, sugar and vanilla to
taste. Sweeten and flavor one cup of
cream, beat with an egg beater and
put in the custard cold.-Good Cheer.
"A valuable disinfecting compound
for purifying the atmosphere is de-
scribed in Berlin journal. Oils OF
rosemary, lavender and thyme, in the
proportion of ten, two and one-half
and two and one-half parts respect
lively, are mixed with nitric acid in
the proportion of thirty to one and
one-half. Simple as it is, the vapor
of this compound is said to possess
extraordinary properties in controlling
offensive odors and effiuvia. Chicago
NetCS.
Eggs on Toast-Fill a shallow
saucepan with water, add little salt
and teaspoonful of vinegar; when the
water is on the point of boiling break
into the pan one OF more eggs, accord
ing to its size. Toast and butter the
required number of slices of bread,
place an egg upon each slice, season
with salt and pepper. and place in the
oven just long enough to get thorough
ly hot. and just before serving put two
tablespoonfuls of rich milk over each
egg.-ChrtSttdn Union.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
Brides and Bushes.

An incident occurred in the probate
court Friday afternoon that was anus
ing, and caused Judge Bailey to blush
q brilliant crimson. The final settle
meat of Mrs. Warren as the guardian
of her daughter, Minnie, was Just
about concluded, the money belonging
to the ward had been paid over, and
the judge had written out and read to
the young lady receipt therefor, to
be signed and delivered to her late
guardian. In the receipt minnie
Warren" was mentioned. ALI parties
listened attentively to the reading and
when it had been done, Mrs. Warren
told the judge there was no such per-
son, as her daughter had but q short
time ago married, and was now Mrs.
Lacey. The Judge expressed some
surprise at this and began talking to
the new bride about her husband, say
ing among other things, he would like
to see the man who had captured so
handsome wife
Il have him with me, judge" said
Mrs. Lacey, pointing to a young man,
whe sat just within the bar. "This
is my husband, Judge Bailey" and it
would be hard to tell which blushed
the hardest, the judge or the lady,